Tag: emerging markets
Investing Strategy Outlook (September 2016): Near-Term Risks
Near-Term Risks May Be Longer-Term Opportunities. Highlights from our investing strategy outlook into year-end:
In 2015-16 Seeing Echoes of 2011-12
Valuations Especially Stretched For...
Weekly Market Outlook: Stocks Bust A Move Into July
July 1 Stock Market Outlook & Technical Review
Here’s a look at some key stock market indicators and emerging themes that we are watching:
2016 Is...
S&P 500 and Emerging Markets: Moving In Opposite Directions?
The big stock market rally that began in January has taken a breather in the last few weeks. It's times like these that I can...
Higher Oil Prices Puts A Fed Rate Hike Back On Table
The Federal Reserve is due to release their next formal policy statement April 27 at 2:00 pm ET
Fed’s Constant Assistance Is A Two-Sided Coin
The...
Are The BRICs Ready To Lead Emerging Markets Higher?
Are The BRIC countries Working On A Break Out? Emerging Minds Want To Know
The BRIC acronym was developed to denote top emerging market nations...
Emerging Markets Update ($EEM): Watch The U.S. Dollar!
The Emerging Markets have been mostly hands off for investors investors for some time. Many active investors learned the hard way, hoping that a buy...
Has The Reflation Trade Turned A Bullish Corner For Stocks?
The reflation trade is also known as the weak-dollar trade; both refer to leadership from assets that tend to perform well during periods of...
Weekly Stock Market Outlook: Investor Optimism Lifts Stocks
Here’s a look at some key stock market indicators, charts, and themes that we are watching.
This Week’s Stock Market Outlook:
Is Rising Optimism Helpful? In...
Emerging Market ETF (EEM): Finding Support In A Freefall
Emerging Markets stocks, as measured by the iShares Emerging Market ETF (EEM), are near the measured move price objective from the multi-year range that...
Emerging Markets Face Multiple Headwinds And Risks In 2016
In the last ten years we’ve seen some pretty important financial events that rocked markets around the world. First was the bursting of the...


